Wellsville / Honeyville / Paris / Washington / D.C. / Salt Lake City / Corinne / Logan / Reading / Franklin / Brigham City / Preston / Promontory / /
Company
Thiokol / Union Pacific / Ogden / Lehman / Sun / LaRue’s Country Quilts Quilting / /
Continent
Europe / North America / /
Country
Japan / United Kingdom / Mexico / United States / Vietnam / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Natural Disaster / M&A / /
Facility
Bicentennial arch / Brigham City Depot This depot / Restaurant Famous / South Highway / Northern Box Elder County Museum This museum / Homestead Act / Mormon church building / Utah State University / Old Highway / Nineteenth Century Immigration The Oregon Trail / North Highway / Crossroads Family Restaurant / Oregon Trail / Take Highway / BARN Thiokol Rocket Display Thiokol / Café Kathy’s / Idle Isle Café / Brigham City Museum/Gallery This museum / /
Holiday
Halloween / May Day / Christmas / /
IndustryTerm
car hop / food / transportation legacy dating / transportation history / farm equipment / aerospace technologies / synthetic rubber / home style food / /
Movie
The Oregon Trail / /
NaturalFeature
Bear River / Bear Lake / Great Salt Lake / Uinta Mountains / Wasatch Mountains / /
Organization
City Mercantile and Manufacuring Association / Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints / Oneida Stake Academy in Preston / United States Army / Utah State University / Methodist Church / Hunan Village / Mormon Church / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Utah Arts Council / /
Person
Max Godfrey Max Godfrey / Don Hansen / Boyd Marble / Perry Hours / Patrick Connor / Ute Indians / Crystal Hot Springs / Jesus Christ / Terry Tempest Williams / Bonnie / Bert Olsen / Shoshone Indians / Harvey Morgan / Patty Timbimboo-Madsen / / /
Position
General / producer / head / Natural Resource Director / ranger / model for others / Craftsman / Colonel / teacher / nature writer / cowboy poet / /
Welcome to the Bear River Heritage Area (BRHA)! The BRHA sits in a dry part of North America, yet this watershed of the Bear River is greener than its surroundings, offering a hospitable home to wildlife and people alike. From early Shoshone and Ute